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What is the purpose of setting aims?
What is the purpose of setting aims?
- To encourage creativity and open-mindedness
- To provide concrete options to choose from
- To answer the question 'what are we trying to accomplish?' (correct)
- To serve as the 'facts and figures' expert
What is the role of the White Hat in Six Thinking Hats?
What is the role of the White Hat in Six Thinking Hats?
- To look at a problem from six different perspectives and modes
- To generate new ideas and explore different possibilities and choices
- To serve as the 'facts and figures' expert (correct)
- To provide specific, measurable, and achievable targets
What distinguishes objectives from goals?
What distinguishes objectives from goals?
- They look at a problem from six different perspectives and modes
- They contribute to achieving goals and are more specific (correct)
- They provide specific, measurable, and achievable targets
- They answer the question 'what are we trying to accomplish?'
What is the primary focus of APC (Alternatives, Possibilities, Choices)?
What is the primary focus of APC (Alternatives, Possibilities, Choices)?
What are goals in relation to aims?
What are goals in relation to aims?
What distinguishes possibilities from alternatives?
What distinguishes possibilities from alternatives?
What is the main responsibility of the Blue Hat in a thinking session?
What is the main responsibility of the Blue Hat in a thinking session?
Which method is used to assess the effectiveness, feasibility, and impact of potential solutions?
Which method is used to assess the effectiveness, feasibility, and impact of potential solutions?
What does lateral thinking refer to?
What does lateral thinking refer to?
What is the main role of the Pareto Chart?
What is the main role of the Pareto Chart?
What is the primary function of the Ishikawa Diagram?
What is the primary function of the Ishikawa Diagram?
What is the main objective of the Synthesis method?
What is the main objective of the Synthesis method?
What is the original meaning of the word 'analysis'?
What is the original meaning of the word 'analysis'?
Which thinking type teaches us to solve problems by approaching them in a linear or step-by-step manner?
Which thinking type teaches us to solve problems by approaching them in a linear or step-by-step manner?
(S) Morphology Chart is used for which of the following?
(S) Morphology Chart is used for which of the following?
What are external factors that you cannot control but can influence or respond to in SWOT analysis?
What are external factors that you cannot control but can influence or respond to in SWOT analysis?
What is the term used to describe the cognitive pattern where individuals approach problems with a narrow and inflexible mindset?
What is the term used to describe the cognitive pattern where individuals approach problems with a narrow and inflexible mindset?
How can individuals overcome rigid thinking?
How can individuals overcome rigid thinking?
What is the term for the assumption of a 'right answer' without sufficient evidence or analysis?
What is the term for the assumption of a 'right answer' without sufficient evidence or analysis?
How can individuals avoid 'jumping to conclusions'?
How can individuals avoid 'jumping to conclusions'?
What does De Bono's emphasis on elegance and simplicity in thinking encourage individuals to seek?
What does De Bono's emphasis on elegance and simplicity in thinking encourage individuals to seek?
What does emotional thinking primarily rely on when making decisions or assessing situations?
What does emotional thinking primarily rely on when making decisions or assessing situations?
What is the term for the inability to break free from conventional or widely accepted ideas, concepts or perspectives?
What is the term for the inability to break free from conventional or widely accepted ideas, concepts or perspectives?
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